The Nigerian Navy has explained the continued detention of popular online comedian Abdulgafar Ahmad Oliuwatoyin better known in entertainment circles as Cute Abiola.
The spokesperson for the Nigerian Navy, Commodore Suleiman Dahun in an interview with Punch said the Instagram comedian deliberately flouted the armed forces social media policy.
“There is an armed forces social media policy that was promulgated by the defense headquarters, and its principal regulation is that military personnel should not post photos or videos of themselves in uniform while engaging in personal or official activities, ” Dahun said.
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“Military personnel are also not allowed to make comments or share official military decisions, activities or operations on social media. They are also not allowed to forward materials on social media. Copies of the policy are available with the Director of Defense Information. It is not a restricted document, so it can be made available to anyone who needs it.”
Recall that the Nigerian Navy published a statement on its official Instagram platform to debunk claims that one of its personnel who is also a popular comedian Cute Abiola, was missing.
On Tuesday, November 16, Cute Abiola‘s colleague in the entertainment industry, Mr. Macaroni also raised an alarm over claims that Cute Abiola was missing and called for help to find him.
